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Old Russian Bombs Provide US With Power. The New York Times (11/10, B1, Kramer) reports on the front page of its Business Day section that about 10 percent of electricity in the United States is powered by "fuel from dismantled nuclear bombs, including Russian ones. ... But if more diluted weapons-grade uranium isn't secured soon, the pipeline could run dry, with ramifications for consumers, as..

Start-Up Plans New Type Of Anode For Lithium-Ion Batteries. Technology Review (11/6, Bourzac) reports that Amprius, "a start-up based in Menlo Park, CA, plans to sell a new type of anode for lithium-ion batteries that, the company says, will let electric vehicles travel farther and mobile devices last longer without a recharge." The company's "lithium-ion anodes are made of silicon nanowires, w..

Scientist Sees Super Energy-Efficient Computers Through Brain-Like Chips. Discover (11/6, Fox) reported on its website that Ghana-born Kwabena Boahen, "a prominent scientist at Stanford University in California," is "working to create a computer...based not on the regimented order of traditional silicon chips but on the organized chaos of the human brain," and "designing this machine will mean ..

Silicon-Silk Electronics Could Improve Neural Interfaces. Technology Review (11/3, Bourzac) reports, "By building thin, flexible silicon electronics on silk substrates, researchers have made electronics that almost completely dissolve inside the body." The researchers are "developing silk-silicon LEDs that might act as photonic tattoos that can show blood-sugar readings, as well as arrays of co..

Engineering, Business Management Closely Linked. The New York Times (11/2, Pfeiffer) reported, "As industrialization hurtled ahead in the United States in the early years of the 20th century, U.S. universities...set up business schools dedicated to producing managers trained in a new science of business administration," and "as the dominant applied science in industry, engineering quickly emerg..